Dead Space Remake will feature an alternate ending
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We are just days away from the release of developer Motive’s remake of the first Dead Space game and it seems like the game will not only feature a modernized version of the 2008 classic sci-fi horror game, but it will also feature an alternate ending.
According to the game’s PlayStation Trophy list – which was revealed by Exophase, a website that tracks PlayStation trophies – there’s a trophy called ‘Reunion’, which unlocks if a player triggers the game’s alternative ending.
What is this alternative ending? No one knows as of this moment as the original game didn’t have multiple endings, but as a fan of the original trilogy, it’s pretty exciting to see that there’s new content added to the game.
But fans are likely to get a treat from the remake as there are some quality of life gameplay changes done to modernize the game for 2023. For instance in the original game, protagonist Isaac Clark was a silent protagonist. For the remake, the original voice actor for the Dead Space 2 and 3 is reprising his role to provide a fully voiced Isaac for the whole playthrough.
The zero gravity segments in the original will also be different as the remake will feature a similar zero gravity movement seen in the Dead Space 2, so expect slight changes to the stage layout during those parts of the main campaign.
For those aiming to do everything in the Dead Space remake, you can find the full PlayStation 5 trophy list below.
Dead Space PlayStation Trophy List
Platinum Trophy
Concordance Officer - Collect all Trophies.
Gold Trophies
Untouchable - Complete the game in Impossible Mode.
Maxed Out - Fully upgrade all weapons and equipment.
Silver Trophies
Exodus - Complete Chapter 12 on any difficulty setting.
Final Regeneration - Discover the Hunter’s origins.
Whole Again - Pursue Nicole’s investigation.
Set A Benchmark - Complete the game on Medium difficulty or above.
Trusted Contractor - Complete New Game Plus on any difficulty mode.
Built To Order - Install every weapon upgrade.
One Gun - Beat the game using only the Plasma Cutter.
Z-Baller - Complete Level 6 in Zero-G Basketball.
Full Clearance - Create the Master Security Override.
Reunion - See the alternative ending on any difficulty mode.
Bronze Trophies
Welcome Aboard - Complete Chapter 1 on any difficulty setting.
Lab Rat - Complete Chapter 2 on any difficulty setting.
All Systems Go - Complete Chapter 3 on any difficulty setting.
Cannon Fodder - Complete Chapter 4 on any difficulty setting.
True Believer - Complete Chapter 5 on any difficulty setting.
Greenhouse Effect - Complete Chapter 6 on any difficulty setting.
S.O.S. - Complete Chapter 7 on any difficulty setting.
Strange Transmissions - Complete Chapter 8 on any difficulty setting.
Wreckage - Complete Chapter 9 on any difficulty setting.
Keeper of the Faith - Complete Chapter 10 on any difficulty setting.
Betrayed - Complete Chapter 11 on any difficulty setting.
Full Arsenal - Own every weapon in the game.
Autofire - Kill 30 enemies with the Pulse Rifle.
Live with the Hot Ones - Kill 30 enemies with the Flamethrower.
A Cut Above - Kill 30 enemies with the Ripper.
Pusher - Kill 30 enemies with the Force Gun.
Eviscerator - Kill 30 enemies with the Line Gun.
Full Contact - Kill 30 enemies with the Contact Beam.
Pack Rat - Place 25 items in Storage.
Story Teller - Collect 75 Logs.
Legend Teller - Collect 150 Logs.
Merchant - Collect all Schematics.
Marksman - Dismember 50 Limbs.
Surgeon - Dismember 500 Limbs.
Wishbone - Rip off a dangling limb using Kinesis.
Raise The Stakes - Pin an enemy.
Freeze - Use Stasis on 50 enemies.
Backbreaker - Kill 10 enemies with a stomp attack.
Front Toward Enemy - Survive the Shooting Gallery.
There’s Always Peng! - Find the Peng Treasure.
Brute Force - Kill a Brute.
Exterminator - Kill the Leviathan.
Get Off My Ship! - Kill the Leviathan Remnant.
Mindless Prey - Kill the Hive Mind.
Marked - Pick up a Marker fragment for the first time.
The Dead Space remake will release on January 27, 2023 for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC.
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